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Line 1: − <small>''For the 4th President of the United States, see [[James Madison]]''</small> − [[Image:Madison_Wisconsin_Capitol_Building.jpg|right|thumbnail|The Wisconsin state capitol building, located in Madison, WI.]] − '''Madison''', is the very [[liberal]] capital city of [[Wisconsin]]. Founded in 1836, Madison is centered on a narrow [[isthmus]] between [[Lake Mendota]] and [[Lake Monona]]. Madison is home to the University of Wisconsin System's flagship university, the [[University of Wisconsin-Madison]]. The people of Madison are known for being very [[liberal]], and ultra-[[liberal]] [[Jewish]]-American [[Democratic]] [[Senator]] [[Russ Feingold]] hails from [[Middleton, Wisconsin|Middleton]], an adjacent suburb. [[Congresswoman]] [[Tammy Baldwin]], whose congressional district encompasses Madison, is one of few openly [[lesbian]] members of [[Congress]]. − − Other examples of [[liberal]] college towns include [[Santa Cruz]], [[California]]; [[Austin]], [[Texas]] and [[Cambridge, Massachusetts|Cambridge]], [[Massachusetts]]. − − ==See also== − * [[Vote with your feet]] ([[strategic relocation]]) to a [[Free state]] to escape the [[leftist]] [[Welfare state]] - [[Nanny state]] - [[Police state]] − * [[Liberal values]] − * "[[Medical marijuana]]" − − ==References== − {{reflist}} − − − [[Category:Wisconsin Cities and Towns]] − [[Category:US State Capitals]] − [[Category:Liberals]] − [[Category:Liberal Activists]] − [[Category:Liberalism]] − [[Category:Environmentalism]] − [[Category:Anti Second Amendment]] − [[Category:Blue States]] − [[Category:Most Liberal American Cities]]
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